Licence Protector comes with an own tool to register the DLL - lpregister410.exe. You can use it as as standalone application or within your installer.

The tool offers a unique feature. It registers the DLL and the COM exe without needing administrator rights.

 

How is it working?

LPregister bypasses the operating system when a registration is done. If a user has no administration rights, it registers the DLL / COM exe only for this user. If a user has administrator rights, the DLL / COM exe is registered like using Windows regsvr32.exe for all users.

 

Example

 

Installation

You find lpregister410.exe in the folder Licence Protector\4.1\files for distribution

 

Copy the file to the same directory, where the DLL ( LicProtector410.DLL) or COM exe ( LicProtector410.EXE) is located. Start lpregister410.exe. It will search for the Licence Protector files and register it.

 

If the DLL / COM exe is on another folder, you can specify the path and filename with a command line parameter. Only the names LicProtector410.dll and LicProtector410.exe are supported. Other DLLs cannot be registered.

 

Example

lpregister410.exe   - registers the DLL or the EXE if the file is on the same folder like lpregister410.exe

lpregister410.exe "c:\program files\myapp\LicProtector410.dll"  

lpregister410.exe "LicProtector410.exe"

 

The name LicProtector410.dll and LicProtector410.exe when used as a command line parameter is case sensitive and must be exactly written with upper and lower case letters like in the  example above

 

 

There is another option to use the DLL without administrator rights by using manifest files.